This song was quite a hit when it hit the airwaves. He's been dubbed a "one hit wonder" for said song, even though he still currently makes music. The song is featured the 2010 book “1001 Songs You Must Hear Before You Die”.The name Chris Isaak might not ring a bell to many people, but his song Wicked Game might. “Wicked Games” has received Gold certification in Denmark, Italy, the UK and the US. However, thanks to the exposure of Lynch’s film, the track entered the charts in 1990, and charted at #15 in Australia, #1 in Belgium, #3 and #6 on various charts in Canada, #8 in Finland, #33 in France, #9 in Germany, #10 in Ireland, #5 in the Netherlands, #7 in New Zealand, #3 in Sweden, #10 in the UK, and #6, #2, #12 and #10 on different US Billboard charts. There is no official music video upload for the video (however, a YouTube user by the name of “Ani Shqepa” uploaded the video in August 2012, which now has 32.7 million views), but the audio upload on Chris Isaak’s YouTube channel has 26.1 million views.Ĭhart Rankings, Certifications & Accolades: Upon its release, “Wicked Game” failed to chart.
The entire video is shot in black and white and occasionally yellow hues. The music video for “Wicked Game” was directed by Herb Ritts and filmed in Hawaii, and featured supermodel Helena Christensen wearing little to nothing while playing on the beach, embracing one another and laughing.
And she said, ‘I want to come over and talk to you until you’re no longer able to stand up.’” “Wicked Games” is about loving someone who isn’t good for you, and Isaak has publicly stated where he got his inspiration for the song from: “This one I wrote really late at night and it was written in a short time, because I remember that a girl had called me and said, ‘I want to come over and talk to you,’ and ‘talk’ was a euphemism. However, the song only became popular when it was featured in a David Lynch film a year later: “Wild at Heart”. The track was written by Isaak and was produced by Erik Jacobsen. “Wicked Game” is the infamous soft rock song from American rock musician Chris Isaak and his third studio album “Heart Shaped World”, released in 1989.
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